Friendship

Until he decides to see someone on a regular basis he is single. Also, he could mean that he's not married. If you are dating on a regular basis and he's saying this, then I'd correct his vocabulary and tell him "then what do you call our relationship?" Nip this in the bud! Tell him to make up his mind. Marcy He wants to be your boyfriend and hhe told them tht he is single because you are not lovers yet.(boyfriend,girlfriend)

It sounds like he has a trust issue and is very overbering. I would be concerned.

Why does she need to believe you? Sounds childish. The only person you should be proving you love is the person you love sweetie.

Answer Depending on how long you have been corresponding with your penpal, it shouldn't be hard to ask that person to come and visit with you, just ask them.

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guys tend to act like they don't care about you in front of others, ESPECIALLY other guys. they, for some odd reason, don't want others to see their emotions because it seems "unmanly". but the thing that stinks is the fact the girls actually WANT guys to express their emotions once in a while, but they are afraid to!

Just be yourself, (that means not trying to impress anyone or doing anything that you don't want to do) I'm just telling you because sometimes people are confused about what that means .....just do what you and your heart wants whether in what you say, act or wear. When that happens you'll find your best friend and you'll know because you'll feel it on the inside. In other words you can't go hunting for a best friend (LOL) you'll just find them along the way and sometimes that new person you meet will be your best friend but sometimes best friends take time to develop. Like me and my some of my best friends for example started out as just friends.

How to know when a girl is obsessed: 1: She wont stop calling or texting you. 2: She talks non- stop to you 3: She acts like shes crazy about you 4: She drools over you 5: She follows you around 6: She shows up wherever you go 7: She wont stop staring at you 8: She cant stop smiling 9: She thinks everything you do is awesome 10: She will do anything for you. Hope this helps!- RomanceGurl

They can. I believe sometimes they can. It depends though, if you're trying to copy off of someone else's style. Like let's say you walk into Target, and you see this cute orange shirt with Snoopy on it. Not only is orange your favorite color, but you love Snoopy too. When you wear it to school, some people might look at your shirt and go, "Oh, look, she must like orange." Sometimes the case could be you just walk in and fall in love with a shirt that doesn't even represent your favorite things, like your favorite color for instance. Anything you like can reflect your personality because its something youlike. But if you see this girl who's really popular and she's wearing something, you maybe don't even like, and you decide to buy it just to be like her, than really you're representing her personality. Sometimes I feel I can relate to my clothes. Like for instance I recently got this really cute 'go green!' shirt with little blue and green and pink text bubbles all over it saying to 'hug a tree!', or 'conserve!'. I feel this shirt represents me in 3 ways:1. my favorite colors are blue and green, plus my birth color is pink.2. I talk A LOT and the text bubbles represent talking. and last but not least, 3. I LOVE NATURE!!! So you decide if your clothes represent you.....or someone else.

you get some of your friends and his friends to come with you and you just say hi and start a conversation and get one of your friends to interrupt saying how much you like him ! That 1 works 4 me

A best friend should be nice, sweet, and trustworthy.

great question lol i don't have an exact answer but i have a story about me and my best guy friend that i think might help you out cause i think i like him but im not exactly sure about it so here it goes.....................

i met this guy Tino last year and he's a year older than me lol i was the first person to talk to him when he moved down to Tennessee from California. at first, we were kind of distant til we got to know each other, it's been over a year since we met and a couple of weeks ago, if you asked me who he was then right off the bat i would tell you that he's my brother cause that's how we looked at each other. he was like the older brother that i never had and i was his little trouble making sister lol well, this past week, things have been different for us, we've become flirty and he gives me hugs whenever i ask for him and he's always playfully punching me. i think he likes me, but i have a boyfriend at the moment and he knows that. but i live in Tennessee and my boyfriend lives in Georgia so it's a long distance relationship thing and sometimes i just want someone who is closer to home. Tino is really really sweet and smart and im just now seeing him in a way that I've never seen him before, i guess what im saying is to take a step back and just look at your friend, and if you see that you look at them differently then what you used to, then maybe you do like them. good luck!!!

A difference in point of vie. (APEX)

Absolutely not! It's none of your business who this 20-year-old woman is sleeping with, nor is it her mother's. She's an adult. What's it going to accomplish to tell her mother anyway? ~Deb~

Try,pry,fry,cry..amongst others.

It's never easy, I can tell you that. I would advise finding out why the friend turned on you, and listen to their side of the story. Even though things get really twisted quickly, they might have a good reason. No one does something for nothing.

Tell as many people as possible. Scrutiny is the only way to stop obsession. --Answer-- Have you clearly notified the person not to contact you again? A simple phone call or email (not in person!) clearly stating for them to stop contact will separate the 'needs to get a clue' idiot from the 'doesn't care that their behavior disturbs you' harasser. The worst thing to do is to give the person any attention, positive or negative, from now on. Act absolutely indifferent to them, even if you don't feel that way. It's important to document and save any further contact they make to you (calls, emails, etc) so that you have evidence of their actions should you feel the need to report them to the police. You can also change your phone number, email, etc., and only give them out to a few select, trusted people. Don't put personal info or your schedule on a myspace page; make your myspace profile private. Be more vigilant about your surroundings. Notify family, friends, etc. not to give out your personal information to anyone, especially to this person.

he's just checking her out.

I think we'd like to think it is because we like to forget about our primitive nature. We love the idea that we meet someone by chance, become friends with them, and then take it beyond that, I mean just look at our movies.

But any guy will tell you if he ever catches an attractive lady sunbathing he's probably not thinking "wow I'd love to buy her a coffee".

in societies eyes getting to know someone before you 'mate' with them is certainly the proper way to go about it, and rightly so.

First of all you need to hear him or her yourself to make sure. Then if your friend was talking about you behind your back you should go up to him or her the next day and ask him or her if he or she was and then if they say no say well i guess we aren't friends anymore. When they ask why say because you just lied to me and i know because i heard you talking about me. Then walk off and go about your business.

In any state, yes. But, any further than making out, say sex, may be illegal, depending on the age of consent in your state.

Short of them telling you or making the fact public, there is no way to discern whether a person is bisexual or not. If you really feel the need to know, ask them privately, but accept they can and may refuse to answer or lie.

I've always heard it to be beneficial, not to mention almost always easier to learn at younger ages than adulthood. If it's a language the child either would like to take or could possibly use later in life I see no reason not to teach them.

It is his way of expressing how he feels for you, and that he has deep feeling for you.

"You are so beautiful, like an Angel" -- That is another context which it could be put in.